The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 29, 1925, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR !-— —— - - — —~-— ae _ oa _— | - - a = IDGE FACES _< : ae er cee 4 Lah | A Triple View of Marching Knights in Seattle |Heaith of Knights Is | er Sata " a rp er AAR a EP —_ - Guarded by Staff of 6 President Confronted With , 30 Seattle Physicians j Two Possible Strikes | uray ant suevne : HOPES FOR AGREEMENT) | + tne committee of heaith and | the emergency 1 Plans No Definite Govern-| ment Intervention Policy | BY HERBERT KE Threats of widespread labor difficu! tles and possible es in two essen tial tes Cool, idge today With the thracite coal situa becomin reasingly serious | American Federation of Labor come out | open host ward | the New England texti fac | turers reducing wages in! Decause of the great general influ ence of this justry on the ¢ as a whole a Ause New E a d danger the standing of t ean party nd would damage Senator Butler's ces of being € ted cs in M tts next year er, } In one of the mills which reduced | t PRESIDE: : | Seattle Great Dairying Cen- Unlimited Opportunities in we | SERIOUSNESS OF MATTE | ter for Washington Developing Farm Land broad gove that the qua and operators over demands f creased wages can be sett the industry. EF these t Yeas chance of fulfillment ¢ that the Atlantic City Detween miners and operators re- Bains deadlocked. Mr. Coolidge recognizes the se fiousness of the situation such as mir est is placed at 2 e impos from |Pare most favorabl ying, not of high pros t point of the but @ producti that in the textile industry, Wil This ix due to the fam Green, president of the i and the con can F ration of Labe “ust sent a ictter to the mill owners protesting ag she use of “the forces of pow bight" in making the reduc brief space of time yet remair yved, the char n better on the The president believes that se - ane 2 falfa hich is now culti ; eral factors, inctuiing fierce con a oo i aa eee Arc s of agricut- , petition, have Ne the Ne 2 eile nt oe ¢ Pacific North j England textile adversely almost Already i and just now he 1 ined to s E r ed overtaxes the ' pathize with the m owners, alth n Sure We’re Nervy; pace with Lots of Sand Here °°") "air be" generally he does not approve of|/ wage re ns. The president ‘this & ja] an outing trip by i eo towne 4 gravel wie 4 * Essex County Republican club ere . s us bn F North Island 4 e' 1 t =I a , al oh ar- ort siands Ban t Peverly. He will not) THE KNIGHTS SEEN ON THREE STREET where th Uscdas Poe Race : % "Senator Deneen. Llinols, wii! be| Picture, taken from the L. C. Smith building tower. The Knights are seen marching up First ave., down Second ave. and up Third ave., on their ant being in th sec as Fox ‘arms " the principal speaker. Dene | to Fifth ave. and Lenora st., to salute their chief, Grand Master Leonidas Perry Newby. Photo by Carter & Bradioy, Star Staff Photographers |t yuthwestern cor ot aia pound oven peek, H be a guest of the sum = ] 2 PEs SA Bink In the vicinities of all re now 76 of these farms es, v OTHER MINERAL DEPOSITS raising, for the most part, 4 Mouse tcday and tomorrow: | -—.| Huge Oil Regions “ u Cie . er miner ate The value of all fun § FARM LAND Is THE PARADE nh. amg be = Bees ES Oil scopagen were discove in| ! : 7. Seal from the Pribtlof FIND TRACE OF J| Alaska more than ! ale a ay r and many ing the year 1922 brought | first being at Tiam “ > oe ed in this work. Abc , and blue and white foxes at A. high’ s num beds of year 1921 sold for $109,393, | =a with affine ba: inexh: ul herd numbered 604,791 in J |More Than 100,000 Square k : Hine co in fo all kinds o n increase of 185,000 sinod : l * . Ne —_ 5 Enormous Teeth Dug Up Miles Arable Land in Maske ; = =—— ————___—_—_—. Near Corvallis, Oregon | 5 miles of | winter iby eae | 1 - arable Tand Itable ri ader | ne CORVALLI July 29.—(By] a darting the Lord O 7 U. P.)—A mere eight feet under- came the colors 1 a-marching 9 ee ground in this vicinity lays the Then came the knights their plumes nod e D Peegon 180,000 years ago bi Then came the t ts blarin Store Hours R te 1 ‘St Ree oes W. C. and Charles Glenden, whil ramp, tramp, tr a esa econ oe ee ee eee oe Bohne sii me “Tncinding P fanch near here, unearthed two ‘ PALS oe neluding . udin mae teth embeded in & strata of Aa pices : Saturdays First Ave. South and Lander St., SEATTLE Racin ue clay eight ‘eet pelow the cap oR pme th and cried watche th cd Gates, h of rains, and Here come the bands,” « the 3 The Glendens notified Dr. J. B. y matur than in the | “Here come the ba ont r c Horner of the historical research Tramp, trams a-marching J X J \ rit time; of the Orego Agricul Tramp, tramp r playin See Hmm ent er REACHED Save Money FREE Glenden property. Dr. Horner pro- hing ne i mounced the teeth to be those of ‘ prehistoric elephants that roamed the hills of Oregon when this ® trophicat country. f Eyecare sot pin merce, wis: roneas wan || | et tases y Shopping First at SPACE FOR Sa ae aaanan ante lis tatters! Sears, Roebuck and Co. | 1,000 CARS as been One of the teeth weighed 15) days e thi 3 pounds, and the other, that of a| Lack of transportation ds bla. ted: 9 { NEO Riigtc Des ibener: weighs |and a) eiltable” mark Cenadianc and Yank eat Seattle Cars (Nox, The list qf 1,693 different articles included in cur great nation-wide WITH NO ¢ two pounds. The larger tooth has| handicaps to the farme reset om pineoarasertasr ery ; baronet RABUN J Shiela ae Mid:Summer » is the result of months of expert selections by the 4 grinding surface of 165 square| In addition to farming land Ear oe Teeny Callas 1 Neosat ectiine: shrewdest buyers in America, Nothing but extreme bargains would TIME LIMIT inches. Encased in the blue clay,| ka sof grazing| Piwnned knights from ohigan. Renton cars, | be considered in assembling the many train! chandise for which is impervious to air and| land: 00,000 suitable to reindee : ; rumpe Fue Hnes entering 1 the biggest sale event of the season, Almost every you might No congestion or broken t" water, the teeth are preserved in| pastu There are 300,000 rein-| atian Soldier » fifes and the piccolo : He require, from wearing apparel nd camping fenders. Shop without hurry- almost perfect condition. It is the| deer in the territory at present stian Soldier the big bass tuba Lander Street. needs, auto accessories, paints a ing or worrying. No charge Mi helief of the investigating party that | 6,000 head are to be shipped to I jan Soldiers, ban, er fers’ drum: Taxicab Sinnd at Main En- utensils, ete., is he al a great for ‘kin, i the animals either were mired while | ern ports as a source of meat sup-| ohio ie x trane a attempting to cross Soap creek or| ply this fn A large project is on| 7yy, Tanhasses atid Maine Avikor cate that the spot was frequented by the | foot to establish 300,000 head of I j ts a ‘ Stands ° . rom Missiesippi, F Rico, Cuba Standard : h fungle giants as a place to wallow | sheep on the Aleutian islands in the! 5...) atithel big: habe tba gE: Ary d : fa the mud. near future, 2,000 of which wore es. | “AT! ETA Ye eat re ibteraae ee Heavy 2.20 Weight White Back ive Dra ipcor : The strata of soft clay in which | tablished.on Unalaska Island in Octo A HTaH aa RCAPA Ee eae Blue Denim ti the teeth were encased rests upon| ber, 1923 Oklahoma, Florida, Texas and Nebrast ers. Dr. Horner is conducting an * ‘and Saskatchewan, Ohio and Mont O li : extended search in the vicinity with Much Brick Clay spelt beerelciahae Rathantetel eoteetts Wa veralls Sizes 30 to Strong and . peabane, that. niore bores may ‘be Is Quarried Here crows « ring, rinks all sway / MADE JUST LIKE DAD'S 44 Inch wis $1.79 Durable sg There is scarcely a locality in the Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp, in t! t parad \ : F ; e where clays of diffeernt grades Templir Knights a-marching on a new crusade ) Strong and 98 Big and Cae nega n eed and long ‘wear are assured In h RRRENS) “ " Ow, “ edit weight whipc rouser: Bar The BN cee oye | may not be found. ‘The annual value Sturdy Cc Roomy favicamers: Btronely aera re eens, 1¢ gitllo¢ clay product s about $2, hrome deposits haye been found} Molybdenite ts fc at numerous chosen during recent festivities in| goo, 000, “about or h of this be nae a ne talante iia in Mika a riche ( dics jen ft, ita na S vere y ; Tunis as the most beautiful girl in| ing from the sale of common brick. |com count f i iladthe "amr apd re tea epi E li h B: d 1 h $ GNaleiy;itiad to\rencuncs her throne | Penstics cite ie eae |e ea tha caer een sy ot, Sonn nglish Broadclot ; because of protest by the Mohamme-|are: sewer pipe, vitrified brick, ter e dan population. They objected to Cottk tire nrddting ahal | iy cc the Koran by showing her face be-|gomo of the finer grades of ¢ ‘ate mh} “ ” a“ | Be Rear fo wis Ry Z| Kevareil a $165 rent | yet practically untouche he hite, Tan | 7 5 |cause of the slight demand-that tia | 1} overaus tot e and Blue 1 Malaria. carrying mosquitoes live | existed for the higher grades of clay 117 ; 4 all the year round in Palestine asia i 4 } | Sizes Blue nexc ran end earing qu , Mado with | }Pcd | | 1 to 8 Years Ps Denim Pea Ne Made of i -) p \ i Sturdily built mous Western made Koy Wh 1 P li ‘w eralls. Wash and wear exceptionally wel Will not rip; fast color. The ideal play gar € ole Police Force on | Aras as ca Compo Sole Sport Shoes | . | Sizes ) . , Black Duty to Guard Guests Bova’ Blouses Children’s | vin $3.29. Swi HE Seattle police force is taking every precaution to | y Shoes The Genuine aes en Mu Ot ont ; guard and protect the thousands of Knights Templar Two Blue hn {deal Sport Shoe, Come in brown guests during the extent of the grand conclave. for 98c Chambray He eee eis Miata iim es For the first time in the history of the city, the entire \ : 1 ee = strength of the department {€ mustered for duty. Orders berth aie shane As ay seabyale C R bb | i . / FRR A od , 9 all-around wea andard qual- | Pretty Twa f e Kubper oole Fo were issued by Chief of Police W. B. Severyns, long tty, Mado with Poeilangavartae Yor Children rep P The poalige yuan ; before the Knights Templar encampment convened, that ings and open cuffs to button Patent leathor, Sturdy, stitch § t Sh ‘ SE Cb a oe not a single officer would be granted a leave of absence PevUatab le. WAtneng. Ha ROH SON ap acme iat rnc ig por oes and Mail Carriers ferviee Shoe with arch or a vacation while the great multitude of visitors are with us. ‘ Every available officer has been taken from the five sub-stations and transferred to duty at headquarters. The great bulk of the force is concentrated in the downtown district. Scores of officers are on duty as motorcycle policemen, One hundred Knights Templar have also been granted commissions as police, with full authority and power of arrest. The bars are up against that drab band of night time, which follows all large gatherings and makes attempts at depredations. 1h your Pole Sines $1.59 ® Sporty Moccasin Too Oxfords. A Real poser: Fine for sport wear and so com- | support, Genuine Goodyear welt all Girls’ or Boye fortable that you will want to Black boxed calfskin shoe All Khaki or on, 81) to It $1.79 wear them all the time. Genuine | leather: wear tart Boys’ ogairta’ Goodyear welts, In tan, Sizes 6 | proof dining » $1.99 to 11, $4! rubber — heel Grash.” are ees nat . rubber welt Knickers Wy MW cool. Wash || Bottom of solid leather, Canvas hood with $5 45 Siren and wear fine grommets so un be locked, Leather trim: SK to » 4 — Tle tecitl |] mings, Padlock and two keys U i CT i} In olive drab khaki or gray - ~~ me | crash, Sizea 6 to 16 yoars | “They're Better Than Eyer”